Revisit some of the strongest articles published in the arts section during the academic year.
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Tarot readings offer the recipient a chance to see what their future might hold, and spiritually in-touch students …
The Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s rendition of “Richard III” is delightfully funny, but lacks much of the earnest seriousness …
Motivated by promoting sustainability and combatting fast fashion, students use crochet as an opportunity to enhance their personal …
Despite the successes of the animated “Spider-Verse” films, the failure of “Morbius” gave some Marvel fans low expectations …
Sofar Sounds has become a jumping-off point for a variety of now-famous artists, providing an intimate setting for …
Loyola professors recount the first time they met their current partners, who are also professors.
Loyola’s Center for Black Student Excellence hosted a screening and talk-back of Jordan Peele’s “Nope” as a part …
Inspired by a “Parks and Recreation” episode, Galentine’s has taken TikTok by storm and inspired a variety of …
Chicago saw the sunniest days it’s seen all year this past week just in time for Valentines Day. …
Deputy arts editor Xavier Barrios writes about his love for Taylor Swift’s seventh studio album “Lover.”
Letters of Love, founded by Grace Berbig in 2018, has been sharing love this Valentine’s Day by sending …
For the Valentine’s Day edition of her column, deputy arts editor Angela Ramírez reflects on the discography of …
Zelda Williams’ “Lisa Frankenstein” is a delightfully fun meshing of the gothic horror of Frankenstein and the angsty …
“Illinoise,” the musical inspired by the Sufjan Stevens’ album “Illinois” delights and confuses at the Chicago Theater.
Portraitist Kaye Rogers, who specializes in painting humans, is a community-centered artist.
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